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By Trey Cobb & Neera Burner The traveling Nomadic Artstream exhibition stopped at the Huntington Museum of Art this past weekend, showcasing beautiful handmade works of pottery and ceramic for…

Occupying an eleven acre industrial facility at 5th Avenue & 25th Street East, the Standard Ultramarine & Color Company (SUCO) site was once one of Huntington’s largest and most profitable…

Saint Patrick’s Day festivities kicked off in the Jewel City Friday night with John Inghram, opening for Brad Goodall, whose return to The Loud in Huntington brought many out from…

“Today is surely one of the tough days.” An emotional West Virginia Governor Jim Justice talked to reporters Monday about the sudden ‘resignation’ of State Police Superintendent Jan Cahill. Col.…

Huntingtonian of the Week is a new weekly installment presented by Huntington News Network, in effort to spotlight those who truly keep our Jewel City firing on all cylinders; this…

Images of the ongoing construction of Summit Bank at 5th Ave and 21st Street.

as do those in the Marvel universe. Projections are for a little less than $30 million. For  Scream’s second week BOXOFFICE gives it about $19 million and :Creed III” will…

What’s up gang? Trey Cobb here with HNN, reviewing Rocco’s Little Italy on Fourth Avenue in Huntington. While working as a DJ last Saturday, I overheard some college kids talking…

Changing a law in effect since 1931, Governor Justice signed House Bill 2310 which will become law in June and go into effect on January 1st, 2024. The new law…

Huntington excitedly awaits the return of Brad Goodall to the Loud stage as part of a city-wide St. Patrick’s Day celebration. Along with opening performers Jeremy Short and the John…